It took over a year for markets to recover

Despite some significant headwinds, 2018 was a record year for U.S. dairy exporters. Export volume was up 10 percent from the prior year, led by all-time highs in overseas shipments of nonfat dry milk

Mixed movements took place in U.S. prices this past week, while EU prices were mostly weaker. News reports suggest the U.S. is close to an agreement with Canada and Mexico on steel imports

The past years brought a lot of price fluctuations not only on the world level but also to the U.S. dairy market. This raises the key question of how future global dairy developments will impact America

Despite dairy’s current dismal pay prices, the long-term future looks bright

It’s powerful when the U.S. dairy industry comes together to discuss how we can work together to lead dairy forward,” shared Michael Dykes, CEO and president of the International Dairy Foods...

Dairy farmers and cheesemakers from across America put a great deal of care into producing some of the world’s best cheeses

Cheese — it’s an acquired taste. Typically when new dairy markets open, the first thing people do is drink fluid milk. Next in the dairy evolution, those consumers start eating fresh product

Positive employee morale can carry initiatives over mountains previously thought impassable

You can always go home. In the case of Hisao Fukuda, home meant returning to his original vocation: working for the U.S. dairy farmers. “I knew Tom Suber well,” said Fukuda

It’s true, Japanese women agree that Curves and whey do go together

“When I look across agriculture, I don’t know if there is another commodity that’s had it tougher than dairy,” stated Zippy Duvall, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation,...

The “Next 5 Percent” strategy includes more boots on the ground for USDEC. Shown at the Tokyo-based trade mission were (L to R): Luke Waring, Hisao Fukuda, Ross Christieson, Jeff McNeill, Hiroshi

The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) announced September 30 was achieved after months of hard-nosed negotiations

Milk production growth continues despite the distressed economic signals experienced by dairy farmers across the country

“Brazil can double its cropland easily without cutting a tree,” said Texas A&M professor and extension economist Luis Ribera

Three headlines sum up which industry is seeing early casualties in the just-launched trade war between the U.S. and its biggest customers